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Milan show: BMW mini-adventurer G 310 GS officially revealed
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BMW’s much-anticipated small-capacity adventurer, the G 310 GS, has finally been officially unveiled at the EICMA show in Milan. The mini-adventurer is powered by a 313cc water-cooled, single-cylinder four-stroke engine, with four valves, two overhead camshafts and finger followers, and wet sump lubrication. The same engine is already in place in the G 310 R…
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SPY SHOTS! Here’s EVEN MORE shots of the G310GS mini-Adventure bike!
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SPY SHOTS! Here’s EVEN MORE shots of the G310GS mini-Adventure bike! The guys at the Italian publication Motociclismo have bagged these great pics of the little BMW Adventure bike – the G310GS, which is going to be a big (small capacity) addition to the German company’s 2017 range. We’re calling it that because it’s powered…
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SPY SHOT! More G310GS pictures appears during road ride!
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SPY SHOT! More G310GS pictures appears during road ride! Check out these pics that’ve been sent to us today – it’s the tiny GS from BMW and this time it’s been caught in all its little road riding glory. We’ve already brought you spy shots caught on a mobile phone camera in what looked…
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SPY SHOTS! 2017 BMW R310 GS mini-Adventure bike REVEALED
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SPY SHOTS! 2017 BMW R310GS mini-Adventure bike REVEALED! How about these first pictures of the mini-Adventure GS bike caught out during testing in Trento, Italy? We’ve been sent these shots by a MoreBikes reader and although they’re not the best quality, you can clearly see the little Adventure bikes in all their glory. The bikes…
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SPY shots: BMW G310R caught in final pre-proddie testing guise. PLUS secret extra bike hidden in the corner of the garage!
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Pictures have emerged this morning of the production-ready version of the BMW G310R being testing in India. The bike is going through final shake-down mileage tests on the road and looks great. Check out the size of the rear silencer, it’s huge. And the forks look seriously chunky. ALSO – check out the BMW-camo-painted naked…
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Indian journos make this mini-GS310 Adventure image from our exclusive story – we love it!
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Indian journos make this mini-GS310 Adventure image from our exclusive story – we love it! Our friends at top Indian site Rushlane have sent us this computer image of a mini-GS300 type BMW Adventure bike which they came up with from our scoop story on April 6. Here’s our article that inspired this illustration, the…
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BMW to make mini-GS in 2017, bike based on G310R’s motor – CONFIRMED by BMW Boss!
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BMW is going to launch a mini-GS adventure bike (like the big 1200cc Adventure, above) based on the smaller G310R’s motor and the bike is likely to appear in 2017. The news comes direct from BMW top brass and confirms that the smaller-bike modular concept will spawn other models from the original 34bhp single-cylinder…
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G310R BMW/TVS sportster with full fairing appears at Delhi show
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This is the clearest idea yet of what a fully-faired G310R BMW could end up looking like when it gets launched later this year. Called the Akula, the bike is from TVS and has been unveiled at the Auto Expo show in Delhi. It’s basically a G310R (pictured below) – TVS designed and built the…
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SCOOP: BMW greenlights fully-faired G310R mini-superbike for later this year (rumour)
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Many rumours are doing the rounds today that BMW has just greenlit a fully-faired, more racey version of its G310R single cylinder roadster. As you’d expect, there’s nothing official from BMW about this – and there’s not likely to be anything official until the bike is launched with a fairing (probably later this year). But…
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SCOOP VIDEO: New BMW G310R roadster in action
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This new video shows BMW’s brand-new G310R in action, and the mid-range roadster looks happy to go round the twisties. The G310R has a completely new 313 cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine that produces claimed output of 25 kW (34 hp) at 9,500rpm. The maximum torque is reported 28Nm at 7,500rpm. For more details and photos, see our earlier…
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